Hi, my name is Felipe, nicknamed “Fil.” I’m 25 years old, I use he/him pronouns, and I’m Brazilian (currently living in the northeast region of the country).
I was introduced to roleplay when I played World of Warcraft as a teenager. At the time, I had no idea what roleplaying really was, but I gradually started to enjoy it, until I reached the point where I preferred roleplaying over other types of content. After that, I joined some roleplaying circles, mostly focused on D&D. As for campaigns I’ve DMed, I’ve run OotA (Out of the Abyss) and CoS (Curse of Strahd). I considered running PotA (Princes of the Apocalypse), but the lore and narration didn’t really hook me. I never seriously considered RoT (Rise of Tiamat), but I might give it some thought. Right now, I’m definitely thinking about DMing LMoP (Lost Mine of Phandelver).
I’m a very eccentric and lively person, full of energy and always willing to communicate with others. I’m using different groups and platforms to improve my English, both in comprehension and conversation. I always focus on having fun rather than being overly strict about rules, if everyone is having fun, then I believe the main goal of the game has been achieved.
My time zone is BRT, usually 4 hours ahead of PST. I’m more available to join campaigns on Saturdays (in fact, it’s the only day I can consistently dedicate to a long-term campaign).
What I like most about D&D (or roleplaying in general) is the lore you can build, the scenarios you can create, and the organic consequences of each character’s actions. I believe coherence is more important than “God Mode,” "Mary Sue characters", or anything like that. If I’m about to die, then so be it - if it makes sense, I’d honestly be more bothered if my character didn’t die. So, in one word, what I value most in a good session is: coherence.
If you want to know more about me, just send me a text, I promise I don't bite :D
GLHF